Military source: To Saudi investors: Beware of Aramcos investment trap, as it is within range of Yemen's armed forces. - High dividends can be a trap for investors if they hide risks or imply a false sense of long-term stability. - 97% of Aramcos' dividends are not actual dividends, as they represent the Saudi regimes' share of the company and are not distributed to the shareholders. - Aramcos moves to borrow 10 billion dollars in order to reassess its financial situation against the background of the risks of its targeted facilities. - The appeal of dividends should not obscure the reality of the risks or replace a careful assessment of the company's financial situation. - What is important is the company's ability to generate profits and sustain them in the future, not the amount distributed today.

Military source: To Saudi investors: Beware of Aramcos investment trap, as it is within range of Yemen's armed forces. - High dividends can be a trap for investors if they hide risks or imply a false sense of long-term stability. - 97% of Aramcos' dividends are not actual dividends, as they represent the Saudi regimes' share of the company and are not distributed to the shareholders. - Aramcos moves to borrow 10 billion dollars in order to reassess its financial situation against the background of the risks of its targeted facilities. - The appeal of dividends should not obscure the reality of the risks or replace a careful assessment of the company's financial situation. - What is important is the company's ability to generate profits and sustain them in the future, not the amount distributed today.